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The Fed’s Disastrous Gift The Fed’s Disastrous Gift The October jobs report may have given Yellen the green light for a December rate hike … well, assuming that the market doesn’t implode after the presidential election.
yellen Yellen's Shock to the Market
by Jeff Opdyke November 2, 2016 U.S. Economy
Yellen & Co. just finished another meeting and it's no shock that interest rates remain unchanged, but December could prove to be dangerous for the market.
Basic Income Will Kill the Economy
by Jeff Opdyke August 24, 2016 U.S. Economy
In a world where machines can make perfect burgers, there’s no need for $15-an-hour burger flippers. But the solution, basic income, is more science fiction than fact.
Jobs Data You Can't Afford to Ignore Jobs Data You Can’t Afford to Ignore
by Jocelynn Smith August 6, 2016 U.S. Economy
Wall Street celebrated on Friday, roaring higher July’s jobs data. But it’s too early to give the all-clear, and it’s definitely far too early for the Fed to start raising rates.
Clinton and Trump The Big Political Con Clinton and Trump: The Big Political Con Obama once said, “Elections have consequences.” But most Americans vote based on wish fulfillment rather than careful consideration. Be careful what you wish for.

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